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What is ZASH
ZASH is a launchpad where the money raised for a project is held on-chain and paid to the team one milestone at a time, when token holders vote yes.
On most launchpads a team raises money and receives all of it on day one, and investors hope it delivers. ZASH works differently. 85% of what investors put in goes into a vault, a smart contract on the blockchain, and the team gets it in slices. Before each slice, the team shows what it has built and the people holding the project's token vote on whether that's good enough.
If a raise doesn't reach its target, or a project stops delivering, the money still in the vault goes back to the investors.
BNB Chain and Solana#
You can launch and invest on both chains, and the rules are the same. Where a detail differs, the page has a BNB Chain / Solana switch at that spot, and it remembers your choice as you read on.
Where to go next#
To back a project, start by connecting a wallet. To raise money for your own project, read Before you launch. Developers can read the same data the app shows through the public API and MCP server. And if you want to know exactly what protects your money, see How funds are protected.
Nobody approves launches#
No one at ZASH reviews or approves a launch. The app checks a project's terms against the rules, the founder signs and pays for the launch from their own wallet, and from then on the contracts enforce the rules.
Risk: Projects fail and token prices fall. ZASH limits how much a team can take before it delivers, but it can't make a project succeed. Only put in money you can afford to lose.